Cell Basics
Organelles
Cell Transport
Mitosis
Regulation
100
This type of cell is very simplistic and lacks many of the membrane bound organelles of many other cells.
What is a prokaryotic cell.
100
This organelle can be compared to the city hall of a city as it controls many of the functions carried out in a cell.
What is the nucleus.
100
Finish the phrase: in all types of passive diffusion, the concentration of substance moves from an area of ________ concentration to ________ concentration.
What is from high to low concentration.
100
The majority of the cell cycle is spent in this phase?
What is interphase.
100
Why doesn't cancer follow normal cell regulation?
What is the cells grow and divide at a much faster rate than normal.
200
Identify the type of cell in the image attached. 
What is plant cell.
200
This organelle can be compared to the recycling center of the cell. It is the organelle that recycles and gets rid of cell waste.
What is the lysosome.
200
What type of transport (active or passive) does the image attached diagram?
What is active transport.
200
Identify the phase of mitosis by the image attached. 
What is telophase.
200
Make any off the wall basketball shot to earn these points.
300
Explain why a cell is not capable of growing forever, and thus must divide in the cell cycle.
A cell cannot grow forever because the movement of substance into and out of the cell would not be adequate due to the size of the cell.
300
Identify the cell organelle highlighted in the image.
What is the golgi apparatus.
300
Match the type of tonicity (isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic with the image attached)
300
During what part if interphase is the cells DNA replicated?
What is the S Phase
300
What is the term used to identify programmed cell death or cell "self-destruct"?
What is apoptosis.
400
Name three main differences between sexual and asexual reproduction in organisms.
(1) Sexual requires two individuals while asexual only requires one. (2) Sexual has genetic variability while asexual does not. (3) Sexual reproduction typically is a longer process than asexual.
400
This is the organelle that produces proteins to be used inside and outside the cell.
What is the ribosome.
400
Identify the difference between regular diffusion and facilitated diffusion.
Diffusion is smaller particles that move directly across the cell membrane while facilitated diffusion must move through protein channels because larger particles are being moved.
400
What is the main last step in the cell cycle?
What is cytokenesis.
400
When cells undergo mitosis to repair wounds, bone breaks, etc. how do the cells divide to heal the affected area?
What is from areas with existing cells (the outside of the injury site) to areas with no cells (the affected area).
500
This phase of the cell cycle is known as the "resting phase."
What is the G0 phase.
500
This organelle gives provides power for a plant cell, but cannot be found in an animal cell?
What is the chloroplast.
500
What type of active transport is shown in the following image. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/exocytosis_process-5ae370b4a9d4f900373c9b48.jpg)
What is exocytosis.
500
During metaphase the chromosomes are lined up in the middle of the cell in preporation for what to pull the chromosomes apart?
What is the spindle fibers.
500
How many checkpoints are in the cell cycle and what phases are they in?
Three; One in G1 right before S phase, One in G2 right before mitosis and one in Mitosis during metaphase.